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COLLECTING INFORMATION FROM VARIOUS SOURCES Bibliography

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“Transcript of Articles of Confederation (1777).” Our Documents.National History Day, National Archives and Records Administrations, and USA Freedom Corps. N.d. Web. “Constitution of the United States.” The Charters of Freedom. National Archives and Records Administration. N.d. Web. “The Virginia Declaration of Rights.” Constitution.org. n.d. Web. “Bill of Rights.” The Charters of Freedom. National Archives and Records Administration. N.d. Web. “Declaration of Independence.” The Charters of Freedom. National Archives and Records Administration. N.d. Web. “Common Sense.” Thomas Paine. Thomas Paine. Independence Hall Association Web. “Virginia Declaration of Rights.” George Mason. Milestone Documents. Schlager Group, Inc Web.